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....make or arrange a flamenco hierarchy (like a family tree) from the old masters to the transition of modern? That would be beneficial for all of us. It's sometimes so hard to keep track of all the great artists now. And it would be even harder in the future. Also, my knowledge is not that expansive so i ain't audacious enough to start making one...sorry
These are just some of the few that i know though
Ramon Montoya Nino Ricardo Manolo de Huelva Sabicas Diego del Gastor
....lol that's just about who i know in the oldies, wait i'll check at the back of Graf's book
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PDL Tomatito, and El Tomate Manolo Franco Paco Cepero Pedro Sierra Vicente Amigo Chicuelo Gerardo Nunez Vicente Amigo Rafael Riqueni Moraito Pepe Habichuela
RE: Can someone please.... (in reply to CarloJuan)
These family trees are nice to watch but nowadays outdated since flamenco got too divers. Where do you put all the artists who dont come from a "hyped" flamenco family? Are they waste?
RE: Can someone please.... (in reply to Doitsujin)
Guitarists from families outside the flamenco circles are not waste. But having some family trees could be interesting if one studies the styles of these guitarists. It's also interesting to get a picture of how things have developed over the years.
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RE: Can someone please.... (in reply to CarloJuan)
Off top of my head: Planeta (singer and guitarist)
Patiño-Juan Breva (singer and guitar)-Paco de lucena
Ramon Montoya-Javier Molina-Miguel Borrull-Manolo de Huelva-Juan "Habichuela" Gandula
Melchor de Marchena-Niño Ricardo-Sabicas-Diego del Gastor-/Pepe martinez-Esteban de sanlucar-Mario Escudero-Juan Serrano-Carlos Montoya etc (solo guitarists mainly working outside of spain, actually Sabicas too but he is more important influence)
Manuel Morao-Parrilla de jerez-Ramon de Algeciras-Juan and Pepe Habichuela
Paco Cepero-Paco de lucia-Manolo Sanlucar-Serranito-Niño Miguel-Pedro Bacan-Paco Peña
Tomatito-Moraito-Gerardo Nuñez-Rafael Riqueni-Manolo Franco-Niño de Pura
Vicente Amigo-Chicuelo-Diego del Morao-Viejin-Jesus de Rosario and the rest of Caño Roto guys.....Jeronimo Maya....so many good ones from this new generation...Antonio Rey.....
Interesting to note some things too such as Javier Molina is the first of Jerez school Rafael Aguila was the teacher of this style to Manuel Morao, Parrilla, Cepero, even Nuñez. So you can do a jerez line and other lines between generations like Molina-Morao-Moraito-diego del morao....etc.
RE: Can someone please.... (in reply to CarloJuan)
I don't know much about guitarists but I can give you a few by generation (not even close to complete):
Ramon Montoya Miguel Borull Javier Molina ........|......... Niño Ricardo Sabicas Mario Escudero Melchor de Marchena Diego del Gastor Esteban Sanlucar Juan Habichuela Manuel Morao ........|........ PDL Tomatito Vicente Amigo Marote Niño Miguel Pepe Habichuela Moraito Riqueni Gerardo Nuñez Paco Peña Manolo Franco Paco Cepero Manolo Sanlucar Serranito ........|........ Chicuelo Diego del Morao Jesus de Rosario Niño Josele Jose Luis Monton Miguel Angel Cortes Paco Fernandez El Viejin Ramon Jimenez Jeronimo Maya Antonio Rey Anton Jimenez Jose Manuel Leon Paquete
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